SQLite: How it works, by Richard Hipp

[@xevious4142]

Every engineer should watch this. This is amazing.

[@Antonio-yy2ec]

Pure gold! SQLite, one of the marvel of CS

[@stuffzoom]

Man! Great times to be alive!!

[@gustavosuarez7945]

This is pure gold. Thanks a lot for sharing this.

[@LukOtt]

Really nice lecture. Thank you for uploading and making it public! :-)

[@soonshin-sam-kwon]

great honor. Thank you for sharing it with communities.

[@dzccccc]

Incredible lecture. Thank you!

[@vlahunter]

Thank you so much for uploading this. Fantastic lecture.

[@alisami2796]

Thank you….this is great!

[@pixtweaks393]

Very important talk, thank you!

[@Anbu_Sampath]

Great talk.

[@brandonh2690]

Pull request accepted!

[@FineWine-v4.0]

I wonder what people will think about Fossil
Which is a complete alternative to Git created by Richard Hipp

[@I34N]

In one server can I install more than one SQLite file.
And at one time the file is written and read.

[@aidanwelch4763]

assuming your filesystem and disk allow simulatenous writes, yes you can

[@ZakKohler]

Did he end up giving the testing talk?

[@jensdit]

yes, in our group, but no recording

[@ZakKohler]

@@jensdit Man, I've been in awe of the testing ever since I found that page in the docs, around 2016

[@whatthefunction9140]

Just a matter of time before oracle takes this over

[@VV0RK]

lol lmao

[@deloub]

What about MS Access? Isn't it an SQL serverless database solution?

[@gustavosuarez7945]

MS Access is not embebbed, not public domain, and no published src code.